Monticello High School - Panther Yearbook (Monticello, IA)

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CLA llll lllll Long a 0 and far away Cth1rteen years to be exactl twenty s1x fmve year olds became charter members of the class of 1956 L1ttle d1d they know then that they were the start of a class wh1ch would someday g1ve the play Down to Earth or make a castle for Davy Jones' Locker These twent s1x or1g1nal 1nnocent members of the Class of '56 were J1m Adams Clarence Meyer Wxlbur Otten Jan1ce Reyner John Shover Ph1ll1p Skelley Arch1e W1nk J1m S1mmons Bob Adamson Royal Black Bob Morey Tom Null J1m Marugg Dale Xfolkman Elanor Hearn Sonya Mormng, Bonn1e Schn1eder Carol Aldr1ch Ela1ne Appleby Nlamta Brokaw Judy Hollar Gladys Nlellor Joan Podhask1 Sharon fubler and Jerry Schne1der and Ke1th Welch who left the class only to rejoln us later There were others 1n the kmdergar ten class of 1943 44 too 1nclud1ng l aul Ch1sman Irv1n H1mebaugh Larry H1mes Gary Weede Laverne McCorm1ck Jlmmy Sands James Adxx Laverne Peterson JoDee Leonard Lynn Marsh Paulme Kammerman Jane Mettler Jack1e P1erson Susan Staner Rosanne Seedorf and Charlotte Manos Those who Jomed our class IU f1rst grade and have come to remember M1ss CTUISB as the teacher who taped Dale's and Ela1ne's mouths shut and taught us to make applesauce were lester Heasty Rlchard Mast, W1ll1am Henson Darlene Boy son Beverly Holscher Anna 'vlay Rathbun V1rg1n1a Appleby Galen Etten Jerry Shaw Don Starks Bob Goodyear and Glen Paulsen In second grade the add1t1ons were Sally Guyan Bertha Kammerman who had M1ss Grotebar for th1rd grade w1ll remember the plcture of the l1ttle angel 'scrub boy' we won 1n a P T A contest fIt's st1ll hang1ng downsta1rs IH one of the grade roomsll Larry Stevens Charlotte Lang and Karen Freese who left later on and came back as a sen1or all Jo1ned 1n t1me to help us VVIH th1s honor Almost all the fourth graders fell 1n love w1th the1r teacher M1ss Peck mcludmg the new ones Jerry Appleby Neal Bleadorn Galen Cass Herman Darrow Larry Otten E1leen Mettler, Brad D1rks Loretta Cass and Jan Bender None of us w1ll ever forget our beaut1ful f1fth grade teacher Mrs Coyle or the butterfl1es we felt when the curtalns opened for our s1xth grade oper etta Rump1lst1lsk1n Joyce Mettler Grace Sala Eugene Conway Ed M cr1ef Arlene Egger Marlene Egger Eldon Bened1ct Clyde 78d1Ck Sue I-hmebaugh and Myra Schoenbeck were all added to the f1fth and s1xth grade class rolls and fmmshed the years Ninth the old members full of expectat1ons of thlngs to come we were gmng upsta1rs' The b1g thr1ll of hav1ng lockers and go1ng from class to class came as we reg1stered for Jumor h1gh ln the fall of 1952 Although we were afra1d of the upper classmen most of us had a worse fear than that Mr Halstead, who trled to pound ar1thmet1c 1nto our heads but who also became one of our best pals Those who came to Mont1 Just IH t1me to learn how to add fract1ons and to make graphs were B1ll1e Jo Lambert Roger Aldr1ch Tom Holmes, John Marugg Jerry Wr1ght Lew1s Appleby, Orval Matherly B1ll Merr1tt, Vernon R1cklefs J1m Kelley Leandra Sm1th B111 Bleadorn Selma Ehlts, Stuart DeMoss and B1ll Hacke As freshmen we not only thought we were b1g wheels, we knew we were at least to the Jumor h1gh' Th1s was the year we ga1ned many many new mem bers to add to the Class of '56 T1na Pr1ce N1na PTICC, Tony Clark, J1m Alexander J1m Helken Donald Ruley Betty Yumbrunnen, Dee Dart Denms Bullock Donna Burns Mar1lyn Donovan, L1bby Hoffman, Ruth E1ben, Sally L1ke Mary Jane Moats Naoml Stadtmueller Doreen Streeper Judy R1en1ets Dale Atwood George Bader, John Bohlken, M1ke Carter Duane Caspers, T v 7 Q iv . 'Y , I - . . - V - 1, ' ' ' Il IV ll v ll Y- . .A . , . I . ' 7 ' . ' . , y . . 5 U . D I l ' . I l I I 1 I A .71 V 1 ' 1 I n 1 ' 1 , 1 L . 1 ' 1 Y V 1 -1 -5 I 1 ,v - , , . . Av , . , . . A , - 1 Y Y ' l ' V I A j 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I . 9 I 1 l ' A V' . . . , ' 1 V 1 ' 1 . '1 1 .Y Y I i ' r 7 l l V I I Richard Wright, Gwen Guyan, Margaret Edwards, and Donald Rickles. Those - 7 . . . . l ' ! l 1 . O - . . U . , . l . 1 '1 - 1 1 l v 1 I l i Y . . . - ' ' , , ll . . . .11 , , K , on- I g i , I I I i' I , - , a D . . Y . , I . , . ' . . D f ' I . D , . l D 1 , - . . , . . . i . 1 ! I l I , . . . 7 I I D I . ' I I . 9